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issue referring to an external dependency #131
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Hi @devoncarew, thank you for detailed description. I fixed the similar issue recently. Please try to use 0.2-SNAPSHOT (see README to find out how to use it). |
@zolotov, thanks for the response! I updated my gradle script based on snapshot instructions in the readme. It failed with what looks like issues locating resources. Perhaps the instructions need updating? Or I may have not updated my script correctly. Any idea when 0.2.0 would go stable?
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Woot! Those updated instructions work for me. Is there a tracking issue for 0.2.0? I'd like to move off the snapshot dep once the fix is available in stable. |
@devoncarew filed one: #132 |
I'm trying to add a dependency on a plugin hosted in the jetbrains repo (https://plugins.jetbrains.com/update/index?pr=idea&updateId=27274), but see issues when running the gradle build:
It says that the plugin dependency (Dart 162.1469) is not compatible with the IntelliJ platform I'm using (162.2.3 / 162.1812.17). But from the plugin listing, it should be compatible from 162.1121 to 162.*. The error message says is not compatible to IC-162.1812.17 - perhaps it's comparing w/o removing the platform prefix?
I'm using gradle-intellij-plugin version 1.10; thanks for any help here!
https://github.com/flutter/flutter-intellij/pull/89/files#diff-c197962302397baf3a4cc36463dce5eaR34
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